It’s reported that Sassuolo striker Simone Zaza has agreed a deal to move to Juventus this summer.
The Italian international was co-owned by the two clubs, but the Turin giants sold him to the Neroverdi outright this summer.
The striker has been linked with Tottenham Hotspur in the English Premier League, but the Bianconeri retained a clause allowing them to bring Zaza back for €15m this summer or €18m next year.
According to Calciomercato, a deal has now been agreed between the player and the Old Lady after a meeting this week.
It’s reported that Sassuolo striker Simone Zaza has agreed a deal to move to Juventus this summer.
The Italian international was co-owned by the two clubs, but the Turin giants sold him to the Neroverdi outright this summer.
The striker has been linked with Tottenham Hotspur in the English Premier League, but the Bianconeri retained a clause allowing them to bring Zaza back for €15m this summer or €18m next year.
According to Calciomercato, a deal has now been agreed between the player and the Old Lady after a meeting this week.
The website states that a deal has been struck which will tie the forward to Juve until 2019, with Zaza earning €2m per season, with an extra €1m available in performance-related bonuses.
The agreement would represent almost triple what the 23-year-old currently earns, with his Sassuolo contract believed to be worth €800,000 per annum.
Thanks to the release clause, negotiations between the two clubs will not be problem, and Calciomercato is sure that Zaza will be a Juventus player next term.